Massachusetts

Me and my father-in-law had the pleasure of getting an afternoon ranger tour with you on Culps Hill. July 27, 2022. Thanks it was excellent

We have enjoyed so many of our national parks and want to thank all of the wonderful Park Rangers that help make the parks special. I'd like to recognize that many more Park Rangers are needed and would like to provide any support you recommend so that the critical role of Park Ranger is recognized and funds are made available to bring more Park Rangers to the parks.

This year we were blessed to spend an overnight at the North Rim Lodge. It was an incredible experience which was clearly made so by the efforts and dedication of all the wonderful people who take care of our national parks. THANK YOU!

We were at Yellowstone national park last summer and enjoyed all of the park rangers’ knowledge of the animals in the park and the ease and enthusiasm in their respective talks. We can’t hold back to visiting the park again. Thanks very much for your dedication to educate the public to appreciate the gem that the park is.

Thank you for all you do to protect and preserve the national treasures which are our national parks. Thanks for your sharing your knowledge and kindness when we come to visit. Thank you for you tremendous patience on days when we the public are in personal challenges and are out of sorts. The parks provide a contact with nature that offers calm and inspiration and challenge and rejuvenation to all who visit. I so appreciate the caring your service provides. Thank you!!

Just a short note to say thank you for the the job you do managing the volunteer program. You are always there to answer our questions and to help us help our visitors. I look forward to working with you again next year.

Thank you to all the National Park Ambassadors who welcome us to the incredible resources we can enjoy as individuals and families. At 73 years, some of my greatest memories include hiking and camping in national parks, being present for the antics of chipmunks, squirrels, deer, bears, crows and blue jays. I’ve been up before dawn to capture mist rising from meadows & lakes with my camera. The friendly welcome and obvious pleasure in sharing nature adds to every visitor’s experience!

I was once a Park Guide at Lowell National Park and I know how challenging a job it can be: making sure visitors know what to expect, answering a myriad of questions, being knowledgeable in many subject areas. And the patience of dealing with the public :) I try to visit Lowell and other Parks whenever I can and always appreciate you hard working Park Ambassadors. Keep up the good work!

I'd like to thank Mike and Rich from the Lowell National Historic Park for their dedication fighting fires at the front lines of the impacts of climate change on our National Parks. This September, for two weeks, 16 hours per day, Mike and Rich were helping to fight the "Dixie Fire" in California, as members of the Cape Cod National Seashore Fire Crew. Thank you Mike and Rich for rising to this challenge!

Thank you all NPS rangers. My wife and I have always enjoyed any interaction we've had from Mesa Verde to Martin Van Buren. Always memorable. Always excellent.